Veitskapelle, Stuttgart

Name: Veitskapelle
Address: Meierberg 11, Stuttgart, 70378, Germany
Telephone: +49 711 532313

#124 among attractions in Stuttgart

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The Veitskapelle is a Protestant church built in late Gothic style in the Stuttgart district of Mühlhausen am Neckar and since April 15, 1943 also the main church of the village, after the actual parish church, the Walpurgiskirche, burned down completely during an air raid by the Royal Air Force.

Architectural style: GothicCoordinates: 48°50'37"N, 9°13'53"E

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Meierberg 11MühlhausenStuttgart 70378 Germany

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+49 711 532313

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Nearby attractions include: Wilhelma-Theater, Rosenstein Park, Max-Eyth-See, Zuffenhausen.

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Park
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Neighbourhood
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Museum
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Tower, Observation decks and towers
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Neighbourhood
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48°48'34"N • 9°16'3"E
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Museum
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Town, Area
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Area
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